The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-01-29
II. SAVANNAH TRIBUNE.
I6AVANNAH, Il A. Jaruar 70 1887

Rev. A S Griffin, Of Jesup and Mis-
Jamie Pow,l, wer" married at ST j 'mrs
church. on Thursday evening last by the
Rev, j Fl Adams
Syrup Of N cures Oughs. Colds
e.. For sak Al druggist
Rowland Wiln, ms who - sentenced
~ t State pr N Tor lhr'e y ais for
sssaulting str er car conduciOr Co.. inan,
hes EN- granted new trial by Judge
Adams.
III marital epidemic has struck
our city, aud there have been many
young .Ols III de h,ppy the past few
weeks The TRIBUNE wishes each aud
e,ety couple, prosperity and Gods
speed in their new sphere.
a you mt 10 >moke an imported
cigar drop j. P B. Raids, AbercOn
and J mes 8
Foster Brothers, wheelwrights, black
smiths and hOrseshoers, is an cut rpris
ing firm OF young men on Walker street,
n, ar Lumb r. They are manufacturers
and rrpairers of carriages, carts, drays
ETC. They PROMISE by strict attention
t. bushes TO merit such patr mage as
the public may best"w upon them.
DR.. +. G. Lambert of New York, &C
c,upaned by DR. T j. Davis, favored
the tribune with a call during the
week. DR., Lambert has domiciled in
our city and will at once commence the
practice of his profession OF dentistry.
Cannot our friends pay little more
attention to keeping their cemetery lots
clean and in order. 1t is a disgrace to
our people to have the last resting place
Of their relatives and friends III su h
neg ected state. Are they "soon foreOt-
ten when they are gone p
A full line Of saloon palmers elegant
extracts kept at P. d. Reds, Abercorn
and Jones streets
Some months ago move was made
by our mas mic br, thren t. build a fiue
hall. Now we hear nothing If the pro-
jet. Has it failed? We hope not.
Stir up brothers, the ladies have an eye
on your works and mmend to
consideration the Cardinals advice to
bis faithful friend that Their WAS no
such word as "fail"
Mrs. Ophelia Mcintosh, will soon
open day school at her residence on
Bolton street, near Coast Line railroad
junction. Spelling, reading, arithmetic,
etc, will be t1ught. Mr.. John McIn-
tosh, Jr., will give less MS in yocai mu
sic and upon the organ at the the same
place or at his patrons residence. He
will also teach night school three nigh
in the week.
Why not some of our societies, club
or lodges, invite some Of our prominent
young men Cor ladies', to deliver a se
gi9s Of lectures. There is plenty Of such
competent material around, and the re
suits would be wonderful to all, both
pecuniarily and Intellectually. The
Mutual Benevolent Society started some
time ago, but for some cause or the
other they have taken water in the
matter.
The citizens in the southwestern por-
rion of the city, thinks kindly of Alder
man Thomas, for street crossings which
we're needed by them for some time,
and now they ask whose duty it is to I'll |
up the gap at such or ssings, between
the street railroad tracks. 1t is impOs
sible for ladies when using the crossings, |
TO pass over the track in wet weather, |
without wadiug ankle deep.
A Conctr. will be given by the pupils
of Mrs. Bunapari's vocal class at Ford
Opera House, on St. Julian, between
Whitaker and Barnard eereets, on
Wednesday night next, February End
An excellent programme, C Insisting OF
songs, recitaiions &c, has been arranged
ard an evening Of real enjoyment is
anticipated. Tickets Is cents, children
under 2 years If age 10 cents, Dos
open at o'clock, performance com
mrnces at 8 sharp.
Just rec, iyed large lot Of tooth
brushes, American aud English at 2
B Reds. A er corn and Jones streets
The TRIBUNE is eased at all times
n chronicle any event that tends to !
show the progress that our people are
making in the race of lie. Now moth
ing can add t. our improvement moral
~ and sociallv among ourselves more /